2013
DOI: 10.1002/eat.22107
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Attention bias modification: A new approach to the treatment of eating disorders?

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“…Despite the disputed evidence in support of ABM (Clarke, Notebaert, & MacLeod, 2014;Emmelkamp, 2012), it might nevertheless provide a useful supplement to conventional treatments of body image disturbance in eating pathology (cf. Renwick, Campbell, & Schmidt, 2013). Regarding the intentional, cognitively controlled component of attention allocation, our findings suggest that body exposure could be used to foster a stronger focus on neglected, positively evaluated attributes of one's own body (Jansen et al, 2016;Vocks et al, 2011).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Despite the disputed evidence in support of ABM (Clarke, Notebaert, & MacLeod, 2014;Emmelkamp, 2012), it might nevertheless provide a useful supplement to conventional treatments of body image disturbance in eating pathology (cf. Renwick, Campbell, & Schmidt, 2013). Regarding the intentional, cognitively controlled component of attention allocation, our findings suggest that body exposure could be used to foster a stronger focus on neglected, positively evaluated attributes of one's own body (Jansen et al, 2016;Vocks et al, 2011).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Im Gegensatz zu den klassischen, eher gesprächsbasierten Interventionselementen, bei denen insbesondere explizite und bewusste Kognitionen verändert werden, zielt ABM eher darauf ab, direkt v. a. implizite, automatisch und unbewusst ablaufende Informationsverarbeitungsprozesse zu beeinflussen (Übersichtsarbeiten von Renwick et al 2013aRenwick et al , 2013b. Im Bereich der Angststörungen und der Substanzabhängigkeit konnten z.…”
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“…24 We have also suggested that ABMT in relation to general threat stimuli or social stimuli deployed to reduce social anxiety or general anxiety may be more acceptable to patients with current AN than ABMT focusing on food or body stimuli. Further work is needed to explore the most appropriate stimuli for this patient group.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%